Save the Children from Gastric and Intestinal Perforation Secondary to Small Magnet Ingestion by Educating Families with the Help of Pediatricians

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KARJOO MANOOCHEHR; Dragnich Alexander; KARJOO SARA; Warsi QurratulAnn

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Journal: Journal of Pediatric Perspectives Year:2017 | Volume:5 | Issue:3 (39) Page(s): 4449-4455

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Save the Children from Gastric and Intestinal Perforation Secondary to Small Magnet Ingestion by Educating Families with the Help of Pediatricians

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KARJOO MANOOCHEHR | Dragnich Alexander | KARJOO SARA | Warsi QurratulAnn | Issue Writer Certificate

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Children

Intestinal Perforation

Foreign Body Ingestion

Magnet Ingestion

Abstract

The ingestion of foreign bodies is a comprehensive problem affecting the pediatric population, especially under 5 years of age. The ingestion of 2 or more magnets may lead to their attraction over planes of intervening soft tissue with enough force to cause significant complications including obstruction, fistula formation or even perforation. This case series report have documented the cases of 4 Children age 2-9 years, who have experienced a variety of complications from Magnet Ingestion. Included are the cases of a 2 years old boy and 9 years old girl with bowel perforation, a 7 years old boy with mucosal erosion, and a 4 years old boy who underwent magnet retrieval before complications arose.

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KARJOO, MANOOCHEHR, Dragnich, Alexander, KARJOO, SARA, & Warsi, QurratulAnn. (2017). Save the Children from Gastric and Intestinal Perforation Secondary to Small Magnet Ingestion by Educating Families with the Help of Pediatricians. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PEDIATRICS, 5(3 (39)), 4449-4455. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/337917/en

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KARJOO MANOOCHEHR, Dragnich Alexander, KARJOO SARA, Warsi QurratulAnn. Save the Children from Gastric and Intestinal Perforation Secondary to Small Magnet Ingestion by Educating Families with the Help of Pediatricians. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PEDIATRICS[Internet]. 2017;5(3 (39)):4449-4455. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/337917/en

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MANOOCHEHR KARJOO, Alexander Dragnich, SARA KARJOO, and QurratulAnn Warsi, “Save the Children from Gastric and Intestinal Perforation Secondary to Small Magnet Ingestion by Educating Families with the Help of Pediatricians,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PEDIATRICS, vol. 5, no. 3 (39), pp. 4449–4455, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/337917/en

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